AI for the Everyday

Description

This interactive workshop at the Windsor Public Library on Wednesday, September 23 at 6:30 PM will introduce participants to several artificial intelligence apps to explore their varied uses. Together, we’ll discuss how AI can streamline daily tasks at work and at home, while also recognizing the ethical and environmental implications of this technology. We’ll also discuss the responsibilities that AI companies have in keeping its users safe and what we can do to protect our personal information. 

Our presenter is Amy Weiss an assistant professor of Judaic Studies and History at the University of Hartford. She         recently received a 2026 Teaching and Learning Grant on AI from the University of Hartford’s Center for Teaching Excellence and Innovation. The university also named her an AI Faculty Facilitator, tasked with creating a professional  development workshop for faculty. During the 2025 – 2026 academic year, Amy has served as the lead faculty fellow for the Humanities Center’s Honors Seminar, where she is teaching a two semester course titled “AI in Action: The Future of Humans.” She holds a certificate from the Generative AI: Technology, Business, and Society Program at Stanford University.

 Registration is appreciated. Registration will open August 1. Please call the Reference Desk with any questions at 860-285-1918. 

Sponsored by Windsor Library Association